Jancys Santiago was hiding in a woman's closet in 2000. It took 25 years and a groundbreaking DNA technique to catch him.

Students in grades seven through 12 arrived on yellow school buses, saying the mayor's rhetoric on Israel has fueled antisemitism.

The woman, believed to be in her 40s, was found face up in the park's southern half. Police are still working to identify her.

Cait Leavey was 10 when she lost her firefighter father on 9/11. She still gathers with other first responder families every Thanksgiving.

The attacker fled toward Elliot Street after the May 18 grab, police say. A cash reward is now on the table for tips.

Pour BX opened at 63 Bruckner Blvd. with 20 seats and a Sardinian Cannonau. Regulars already want tastings and pairing nights.

Apollo, a 4-year-old Cane Corso, scored a 2 out of 9 on the veterinary body condition scale. He's now recovering at a shelter.

Joe Plumeri’s gift will fund a name, image and likeness clinic for student-athletes and push toward a Tribeca business district.

The 1874 Forsyth Street shul once housed painters Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof before textile artist Dana Barnes made it her studio.

The Public Theater's new restaurant swaps the old Library room for a supper-club revival with a 52-seat mezzanine.

Leah Mathieu forged military orders to keep collecting paid leave from the New York City Department of Correction long after her Naval Militia service ended.

Lexus and BMW buyers in Mount Kisco were quietly charged a 2 percent commission that state investigators say did nothing for them.

NYSCOPBA's first-ever statewide gubernatorial endorsement lands on Blakeman, who has pledged to rehire every officer Hochul fired.